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New cultural facilities in Daejeon's old downtown open new horizons for art and urban regeneration
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- Daejeon city announced on the 17th a plan to build three specialized cultural facilities in the old downtown area: the Daejeon Temi Literature Museum, the Choi Jongtae Exhibition Hall, and the Lee Jongsu Ceramics Museum.
- The Daejeon Temi Literature Museum, with a floor area of 1,300 square meters and a project cost of about 9.8 billion won, will officially open on March 27, while the Choi Jongtae Exhibition Hall is scheduled to open to the public in April.
- The Lee Jongsu Ceramics Museum, which will cost 15.8 billion won and be built in Soje Jungang Culture Park in Dong-gu, is targeted to begin construction in September 2026 and be completed in October 2027.
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